💃 Bailalobas x Blijf Groep:
Healing Through Movement
🛡️ 50 Years of Breaking the Cycle of Abuse – Blijf Groep
For over five decades, Blijf Groep has been a lifeline for survivors of domestic and gender-based violence in the Netherlands. Their mission? To stop violence and build safer futures—one individual, one family, one community at a time.
From crisis shelters to long-term support programs, Blijf Groep offers personalized, trauma-informed care for women, children, and families navigating the aftermath of abuse, including the often invisible wounds of coercive control. With branches across North Holland and Flevoland, they are a national leader in innovation, advocacy, and survivor-centered solutions.
In a powerful collaboration with Blijf Groep, Bailalobas introduced its signature Dance & Movement Therapy to the women of Oranje Huis shelter in Amsterdam, offering them not just safety, but a way to come back home to their bodies.
This wasn’t a dance class.
It was a journey of emotional repair, nervous system regulation, and embodied self-worth.
📊 Measurable Impact, Backed by Research
This program wasn’t just healing—it was evidence-based.
Reduced anxiety
Increased self-esteem
Greater body awareness and emotional regulation
🌸 Why It Works
After domestic abuse, survivors don’t just need information—they need transformation.
They need to feel safe, seen, and in charge of their own story again.
That’s where embodied healing comes in.
Movement bypasses the mind’s defenses and meets trauma where it lives—in the body. Through structured, supportive sessions, participants at Oranje Huis experienced renewed vitality, restored dignity, and real emotional freedom.
💬 Ready to See What’s Possible?
What if recovery didn’t feel like hard work—but like rhythm, flow, and connection?
This is the promise of Bailalobas.
And this partnership with Blijf Groep is proof that when movement meets mission, change is not only possible—it’s powerful.
🔗 Explore Blijf Groep’s approach to trauma-informed safety → Visit their site
🌀 Read the full published academic review of the therapeutic work conducted by Lila - the founder of Bailalobas, at Oranje Huis → [Click here]